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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-04
'ENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after JUNE ~, 1884,
GREAT TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
leave via DesOrosses aud corandt Streets
Harrisburg Pittsburg and the West with Pullman Palace
Cars attached a M and m daiy Nsw ud ssan an,
Xe.tioIlel Car. at9 a. M every day g.. -, r,.
no. meet asv1 os Prad,vs
For SfP' sSsn aas 90 800 me- nsx'%
nnS q n a 10
s;SS .sS DO E.sSs "a 4 y $50 nj st:
S 'so aBS r. ana and sa sunday
For Atlantic ciy. except sunday ani3 pm.
i iST saS @ SsS mssa
y c and AHG g S so M s unas
and III do sSp A.OP5y ssss
and ay S p Ssnnss with all through train.
CIV iOrdns speedy and direct transfer for
Tram: er%ss Ps,burs 40 10 ls % .1'; zoo
end M daily go 5o o o ESQ sn ao sna lSs
ssS 5 49, ssS sSS sas l S
T S:s I go ' 100 7aS 80 s2o an
2S ns scqas S 49, Sa s' s5 " ''''
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
EXPRESS Trains leave NewYor via Desbrosses and Cor
go chsagy Limited and 40 70 Wa; .sO I%
s sSI p'spS y% ana az Yss asht
Trains leaving NewYcrf daily except SUNDAY a. 500 y
on sundays connect at Trenton for Camden.
Returning trains leave Broai street station Phaaepm9
and ilib Limited with Dining Car liz s aad
900 D. M on Sunday. 1901. 500. 4:05 440 bio $3.50
$40 l249, s:20 N:5o Lmiiedh 629 63o. 7iz AND
SIP D. m.
Leave Philadelphia Camden. 900 a m. and 4;3o D. m
daily except sunday.
Ticket Onices sac l35 and 9i4 Broadway, Asor House
Mace and Desbrossss and Cortland sts;
Conrst and BROOKLYN Station. foot OF Fultonst
Brookvn station Jersey City; Emigrant Ticket ONCE Cas-
tie Garden .s.,k
baggage from hotels and residences -
CHARLES f.. PUGH, j. n WOOD
General General Passr Agent.
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EALL RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON,
III AEMPORr FALL RIVER. AND EAST AND

NoRTH -'.'" ~ -'''' A-'D -'N'i AM
A DoU BILE DAILY SERVICE is now being operated on
this route. Pour steamers In commission Pigrn
City o. Worcester lchariered and OLD Colony A FINE
BAND AND ORCHESTRA ATTACHED TO EACH
STEAMER Leave NewYork from Pier 2S told No.) N. r..
OF Murray ST.. a. follows;
530 D. M. for Fall River direct connecting for Boston,
Fitchburg New Bedford Marthas Vineyard aud
local points Oid Colony Railroad.
6l5 ?. for Newport due about 545 and Fall River
about connecting with trains and through
for Boston, Cape Cod Lowell aud North White Noun
tains. NC.
SUNDAYS leave ewYork $50 pm. for points Re.
turning leave Boston p
Connection by Annex Boat daily from Brooklyn 5 d M.
Jersey City 4 D.
Tickets ami staer0Oms be obtained New.York at
207 pol 0i4 957 and 1923 Broadway pa West l25ths
l3i Fast 2jthst l53 Bowery Asor House and windso;
Hotel. Line Office. Pier % ". r., ant stslmer2
BORDEN a LOWELL. GEO. l. Common,
Agents. Gen. Pass. Agt
SPECIAL NOTICE
The 6l5 from New York will DO omitted Monday July
$40 boat will make all connections.
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0earbers.

A BEST TEACHERS, Tutors and Govern
As esscs supplied no charge TEACHERS registered
free 200 vacancies April 2l daily. AVERY
American school Bureau. 2 West l&th-st. N. Y.
A MEXICAN and European teachers tutors,
"A govornessea supplied to colleges schools families
Schools recommended 10 paronta Miss NJ. L. DoNOVANS
TEACHERs BUREAU, 80 East l4th-st
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS
"A AGENCY Supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Gov.
srnesse &C. to Colleges schools and Families Apply TO
MRS. NJ J. YoUNd.FULToN. % Union Square.
pROFESS0RSHIP wanted In specially, Ian
Ruage or science. Skilled In organising managing re-
su'cita'ipg pdy 81 colleges Eds breaches
~ Oldest and best known United states Estab.hed
1880. East llthst H. Y.
THE UNION TEACHERS AGENCY supplies
W. d KERR, Secretary. 10 Aston place. New.Yort.
WOMAE'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS Blu
" REAU fcr both sexeC supplies ProfessoTs Teachers
oQvernceeA 4usicahs Houseksepeyp Companona etc 10
sSssea resocl: :.d isniies slsb sSokiseper stenOs
xrA 4 D. CULVER $50 bth-ave., New.Yorx City.
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New Publications.
Jnstrurfion.

Boys and Young Men---City.
A CIRCULARS OF SCHOOLS, with re-.
IL liable information. free. mailed for postage
X. T. AVERY. Ann school Bureau. West llth st. NY
UNIVERSITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL, 1,47S
" Brwsy, t2d.st, d8th year. Primary commercial
aud classical thorough n HOB.
ny. W. l. AKIN, N. g. HENDRICKsON Principais
For Both Sexes-City.
CHORTHAND.-C. A. Walworth's Steno-
- graphic Institute Tribune Building entire year.
For Both Sexes-Country.
RLAIR PRESBYTERlAL ACADEMY
elish, Latin Greek, french German Musc Bsvin9 and
Painting Healthy location, extensive play grounds build
j. a. sHUMAKER- PHI D., Prin.
Bialrstown Nj.
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nARLEM RIVER BRANCH

II AN EwEM ~ NyEWr.HDVrEN y AND HARTFORD r. R
Trains leave Harlem River station corner Ssl and LIN.
Preached BY Second Avenue and Suburban Eeyated rail-
foads) daily except Snndays az 6t5 100 9io 10 M:
ri Casanova ioak Poinp Hunts POINT West Farms van
(Cty Isan Pelham Manor and New Rochelle connecting
at Rochelle for all points the main limo OF
the NewYork New. Haven and Hartford Railroad. Shore
Line and Air Line Divisions. NewCauaan Mdieown New
Britain and Suied branches and Boston and ell points
East 49,.
Midnight New. Rochelle and all intermediate sta
ttons a IL: 10 a. daily except Mondays
for Now Rochelle and intermediate stations
At a m lyO and 80 D. the latter train connecting at
Nav Rochele with Stamford
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TnE LANE snoNE I'D MIcn

TIN TAKR SHORE AND MICHIGAN SOUTHERN }
RAILWAY COMPANY. TRKAsUKER's OFFICE. GkAND(
CINTEAL DgrOT, NEw-N oEK. June so. 1887.
rrHE Board of Directors OF this Company
have TINS day declared Dividend OF Two per Cent npon
ITO Cnpta stock payable this Office MONDAY the l5th
day 81 Angus next Trauser Books will 10 closed az
O'clock r. ~ Friday the 18th fav ot July next anu VIII
Guen't rext f. ID. WORCESTER, Treasurer
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TOR THE WHITE MOUNTAINS.
TIME SHORTENED RATES REDUCED

Commencing Jun, 81 special express traiu with psros
r. r. daily exceps sundays ct 9l2 M dine at Fabyans at
with Montreal Central Vermont r. r..
and Wells River for Montreal Quebec &C.. via Passump
Div. b. and L. X. r.
Returning train will leave Fabyans 9:l5 daily except
Sundays, due at Newly York at 1;50 y.
Seats paror be secured In advance at d. AMI
s. G. ticket Office In Grand Central Depot.
For further information Conn., River Line Folder when
- O. r HEMPsTEAD.
@. p. A. v. Y, N. II. and II. II. r.
NEW-YORK, ONTARIO g. WESTERN RY.
IN from ferries at West 42d and Jayst a.
West i2d A. M; avst. 40 for Midletown Falls
burg Monticello. Liberty. Walton. Delhi Norwich Utica
Rome Oneida Fulton 0swego, Buffalo, Detroit Chicago
West 42d $40 mi st, $50 a. m- for Lake MohonK
MlnnewaskA Middetown. Ellenvle Fallsburg. Mon
VEST al iiO D. m; Jayst 1855 D. m. for Lake Mohonk
Lake Minnewaska Middletown. Ellenvle Falsburg Mon
ticello, Liberty, White Lake. ,x,,
West 42d. $3.50 D. Jay,t Sis m; daily for Middle
town Fasburg Liberty Walton Norwich Oneida, 0swego
Suspension Bridge. Detroit Chicago. st Louis
SATURDAY halfhoidsy train West l2d l. Is Jayst,
l o. M. for Middletown Ellenvte Fasburg Monticello
Liberty White Lake.
seas and berths reserved BOT Broadway. Time table,
NC az 2U7 3O7 944 1928 Broadway 1877 6thave
Is4 East l25th.st 264 West l25thst, n. Y.
T. c.. ANDERSON O. p A.,
10 Exchange Place. N. Y.
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FOR WHITE MOUNTAINS and BAR HAIR

NORTHERN RAILROADOFN Ew-JERSEY
~ Trans leave from Chambersst Station for Engewood
Tsnahy., Costcr spartIl and Nyack $50. 7lo s;2o
loso r. ~ midnishs sund days 7lo $50 M aud
b3o 7l0 $50 NJ. s5t. $50 p Q;3o p Saturday 70
only. sundaya $50 m- D. IN.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-01-08

The --LATEST NuPnAL.--On TLurday.
Dacember 3oth. blooming couple left
the vicinity Of Eagle Valley. taking the
parents Of the young lady along. for the
city Of Panaca for the purpose Of being
joined in the holy bonds Of wedlock. It
was to be secret affair and o surprise.
They did epprise. even their near reia-
tives. Arriving At the City Of the
Sainta," they made the astounding and
undreamt Of discovery, that before they
could become one, the perspective groom
would have to high to the metropolis and
obtain permission Of Uncle Sam, in the
form Of license, 40 they returned the
next evening clothed in sack cloth and
ashes.' Undaunted, the groom elect
ushered in the New Year with happy
Thought. To-day ! will to Phoebe 90
and get old uncle's' blessing, and then
our neishbor, we will show, who beata
the law" And he went, post.hasts, bu,
when the nuptial comes of your cores
pendent does not know, although gossiT
says on the 2nd, but we all join hands ia
wishing them Happy New Year.
l SOUTH.
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ESTR

u0Ilcan live Of home snd make more money
vIItIat work for us. than ct anything else in
tUuthis world. Capital not needed you are
started free. Both sexes: ALL ages. Any
one can do the work. Large earnings sure from
hrCt start, Costly outht and terms fIse. Better
not delay. Costs you nothing to send rs your
address and md out; II you are wtse you will do
" st once. u. aAlLx3l Co., Portland, M
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The preliminary examination in ths
sssslof felony against Los Atohison Jr.. Of
-: -. -. !. p;..h. Ia,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u ~, sa,,,
The result Of the examination was that
the defendant was discharged There is
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Leaching 10 now being carried on sue.
cessfully at the new works of the Phoebe
Consolidated. On starting operations it
was found that the false bottoms Of tho
teaching tanks were too close to admit Of
the solutions filtering through them,
This was, rcmedied by pulling up the
close canvass bottoms and replacing them
with burlaps. The usual number Of men
are working in the mine. with perhaps
the addition Of few more, extracting
screenings from the old stopsr, rstimber-
ing, etc. A word Of credit is here due
the Phoebe Con. They started up under
various difficulties. Some Of these diff.
oultiss have been overcome. Their pay.
days have been regular. and their dis.
bursements have benefited very many,
both directly and indirectly. For old
Phoebe, hanging breathless on the fate Of
the operations of this company, to wish
it success, in attaining it, would seem
but natural.
The schools commenced on Monday
and the children are once more happy.
Their brief vacation Of . week, wore
upon them 90 much that their little headi
were becoming prematurely frosted with
the hoary strsaks Of winter If there il
anything that child can't endure, III
being deprived Of its schooling. TAKE
his dinner, playthings, ETC., from hin
and it does not wear half 20 much on hin
A. the deprivation Of tho pleasures o
arithmetic and the the lovesble frown o
his teacher. a 80
! Speaking Of the deposed county dad
We can't help mentioning one Of them a
having been worthy official. We al
Jude to G. II. Fish. lats Recorder
Since the days OF Harry Henderson
Fish has been the emily Recorder VIII
could thoroughly fll the bill. We trus
that John ohier, who has succeeded hif
will do As well as be.
| After painful illrsas Of about yesl
James Wadsworth, Of Panaca, succumbe
to the grim destroyer, Death, on Monda
last. Deceased was q man In ever
sense Of the word. A thorough believ,
in the religion that his parents reare
him to and he lived up to the dictates I
that religion. His funeral took plat
the day following
We call attention to q change, {
rather q correction, in tho Bank L,
change sd,, which appeared in our la
issue. Old Miller says the wood bus
meas would not support so boarding.
house, but he is willing to STUFF IL
boys at s25 per month. and the mo
boys the more fun.
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A story FOR Good Children.

The ,upsrintsndsu. of schools hap.
,.,sd IN be around that d.y and all the
e,;,dr., with the exceut;op Of Albert.
.,, hare ver. IMPRESSED with a sense
a. ri, g,ea.,ess Alber. didn't have hi,
aeocr,nhy lesson: in fact he wouldn'.
answer 4. .ipple question. The bean.
h.,,;sd ,un.r;nteodeut sat in "the chair
~ sat. and .o,d Vh.slock y the master.
.. m.d-vb.rcupon he oennsd A note
20 Albsrt's father informing him that on
.,count Of Albert. nor. studious habits.
N, bov would some d.v bs liable to
dane, . ;ip in aimee. his only support
h.;,c h.unsn nsckt;s With a b;s knot
IN n under n;a of ear. Then Whselock
nrsu.rsa to address th, envelope.
nAib.rt m,nd.h,. .,rbat ia your fathers
Sra, uams," "H.nk. - replied the bow.
H.r. III. suusr;ptepdcut gave a holv
,;ob and I'll. tsachsr looked wild.
"uov do vo, .nsli ;t,p oucr;.d he CON.
,,,.;v.,v c,utch;uy his rawhide
"H-.--n-k. Hank" replied Albert.
"You know YOUR fathers name /.
H.pry," oueried wheelock. III YOU
know Il better than I do" replied tho
noble boy. "thcn what do you s.k me
tor,n Nov" ousr;ed the master. ~
will a,L Won ono. more. what vour
fathers 6r,. name is," Il have already
told YOU that his name i. Hank replied
tho boy. "Hov do YOU spsll i.,' reared
Wb.olock now ready to ulonQe.
"H-s-u-k. Hank" replied the ia.
dompit.ble
Hsros. Of the battlefield have been
sulosi,ed. drummer bows and the like,
but Of Albsrt. who 40 freely offered M
his ur.ciou. hack To tho vilss Of a ".
rsat. nothing Ia, been said. which j,
generally the credit that true heroes
get.
Altar thu teacher had exhausted hi;
strength and worn GU, a rswhide on the
hoy. and great beads of persuirstiou
stood amt on hi, uolv face he again in
ouired "wh.t ia YOUR fathers frs
nsms,n tJuto which .hs martyr roll.t
his rvs, H..ysnw.rd and with an an
aelic ,iah. r,plied Hank. School wa,
dismissed OH Wbss,ock and hi, via
tim remained. During the night III.
v;cd ble~, . male. yst above .he bow,in,
81 the .l.mentn. passers by .yerred tn.
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dows-the famous battlefield Of Mormon
chivalry where the ignorant and fiend.
ish Mormon murderers won their frat |
victory, over a handful OF defsn.eless
men, women and children. That their
blood cries to Heaven for vengeance,
will eventually be the means of crushing
out that foul and slimy blot, known a.
the Mormon church, is not drawing too
far on tho imagination 70 predict, We
implicitly believe. Murder, lust and
all its dire attendant evils. arc the pill.
iars Of that church. Miss Moore's first
picture, which 10 her masterpiece, repre-
serts the Mountain Meadows, with
three hundred faces. just as the frat shot
Ns fired into the defenss,ess victims.
Thee the grass covered the earth and the
spot. sftcrward damned, looked a. pretty
as flower garden under the refreshing
influence Of summer shower. Her
second picture is Of the Meadows, ~ it
now sppears, Invested Of all its beauty.
s''n tue grass .ne's'ieo aho or'ed "ra
osffeh "A''e' win ie" rock' plisa up
to mark the general grave Of the victims.
The pictures are not without faults, yet
'hefe " enouso merit IN 'nem 70 con-
''n's' even 'he n'o'' '.ep''ca'' 'nAs .ns
A''''' mas MOI undertaken . LAX vnieh
.ns "as ho' periorinea ana iN'n'ui'y'
iho prices oil aam'ss'on VIII % W censs
lor grown people ana 20 Genus lot chill
a'eh'
Every body knew our little Willie who
resided in this community for upward Of
year. He was . child of art-in fact
he occupied the position Of bottle washer
in 4 large Photographic establishment
'n''' i'1 ''h'' so'oiy sinie'eo 'n''
camp Inc o'ner ARTIST IN 'hs s'uaio
sA o"'e' eooK-oa' Wine VI" mer'y
oo'.'e "s'"e-Ai'nouSn ne Wou'a 'Ae
W nave 'eea coie' 0'ok' ou' 'he o.ne'
'en'" "ou'oh gNs u" 'n' po'i'''n'
'"'"e" "e wv s"s "''. A''"' "e~'
'oh siongs'ae 'hs ear anu ou' WINE r.
mAinea content ana ne WAS 'ons''r
'urh MN loose anu no Noo'u 'oe'i Wv
more anu oe'ler music 'hAh tne so'up-
msnt. He was III fact veri.able mock
ing bird minus the feathers. During
| early autumn, our Willie departed for his
homo on the Severe With the best wishes
Of everybody, for his future and we are
positive that the community in general
will be pleased to learn that he has se.
cured q lucrative position, travelling fol
.1 =. -. 49,.
Inc dead BODY OF "a newspaper report
er was recently found near ths wharf II
this city. On searching his pockets
$96,..o.GS5 were aug up. Ihete was ne
marks OF Violence, nothing to reveal hi'
That he was a reporter ia most positiy,
from the si,e OF his check. ANY in
formation REGARDING bis identity, will b,
eb.erfullv recsiyed "a we want to dis
tribute Nj, wealth to his heirs.
|
| On the 3rd, the old county dads OF tw
TO- tho n.v or.. Tia. .ops of En-
,l,o.. will, bs better 6l,sd !, a ,nbst,pti,
TACT. and that acme Of them won't bs !.
deniorabl. fact. II takes al kind, of oil,
codr,-. how.v.r N uols countv oft;o;a,
Of
7, d.nlor.bls fac, that the f,nanei,
Resource. ~ . yorra cant in mi, tow,
h,ys hosn in 40 asnI.esd . state a. Z
rrsvsr, him from bnv;r, nj, u;ri Awsntv
ays csr., worth Of c,nSv Such thing
tb;s c... . cloon ov.r the vouno M,
perhaps never 70 De frightened up aga''
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REDEMPTION FUND.
TRgAsuRER's orFIcE,)

Two TIE HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES OF
i Indebtedness Of Lincoln County, accrued
prior 10 the lat Of April, a. d. 1876.
Whereas, there IL now the sum Of 81, 344.7e
In the Redemption Fund. hereby
notify tho holders OF said indebtedness that
sealed proposals for the surrender Of the same
will be received ut my Office up to the 26th DAY
of December A. D. 1885. IN accordance with an
Act OF the Legislature Of the State Of Nevada.
approved March sth, A. d. 1875.
JOHN RoEDER. Treasurer.
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OlrT Send 10 osnts postsse. and We gill
n lii mail zoo iree = royai, vslustls
n UII sample boz Of goods that will rnt
you In the way Of making more
money At once than anything else in America.
Both sexes Of al ages csn 1.-Two ct home and
work In spare time, or ah tho tine. Capital
not required. We will stsft you. Immensa
. on rsso1an1s HAtne
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R10ur vto be made. Cut thA ont and re-
MIIMk vturn ~ US, and We Will send you
WUUL free, something of great value and
importance 20 you, that will start
ycu In business which will bring you in more
money right away than anything else in this
world. Any one can do the work and live st
home. Either sex; all ages. Something new.
that just coins money for all workers. We will
start You; capital not needed. This II enc OF
the genuine, Important chances Of . lifetime.
Tnoee who are ambitious and enterprisina viii
not delsy. Grand outfit free. Address TRUs 4
Co., Augusta, Maine.
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NOTICE.

PlOOHE, New, December 27, 1885.
NV. TURNER 10 AUTHORIZED TO TRAN.
sact snch necessary business as may arise
during my sbseucs at Carson, In my name; to
collect oil accounts snd to sct - my general
:. pOuJApE.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-04-30
BRIEFS.

The striking Milwaukee tailors were
obliged to give in.
The total amount of trade dollars re-
deemed tt date is s~2,243,0Oo.
Life insurance business in 1886 in New
York amounted to S44S,514,242
Sixteen cars n Beaver sanyon, Idaho,
broke frosa tho engine and went oyer a
precipice.
Editor Rothaker of the Omaha Tribune
is under bonds, charged with assault to
kill editor Rosewater of the Bee.
Frank NJ. Scott, the bookkeeper of Web
ster & Co., New York, who embezzlled
$3.50, received a sentence of six years.
Archbishop Corrigan warns the Catho
lie Herald, an advocate of FIR. McGlynn,
that it attacks the archbishop at its peril.
The prolonged struggle between Gov.
Hill, of New York, and the Republican
senate eliminated in row in the chamber
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-04-30
immigration Set In.

Five car loads of immigrants arrived
yesterday, with as many car loads of farm
ing and household utensils and stock, COM
prising every necessary article for house
keeping and farming. Their destination
is Minot, whence they will strike out over
the country and explore until they find an
area of public land desirable and Of suf-
feient size to give them all a slice, where
they propose forming a colony and begin
ming operations at once as farmers. There
were probably thirty-fve or forty families
in the party, and all were clearly and
comfortably clad, and their general ap-
pearance indicating that they had come to
stay and were possessed of sufficient means
to see them through until such time As
they began to realize from their farm OPP
erations.-Grand Forks (Dak.) PMsndealer.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1887-04-30

FRIEND COLLINS seems to have stirred
up a hornets nest when he tackled ga
Continuous Subscriber" We regret that
the innocent paragraph which appeared
in the TRIBUNE two weeks ago, touching
upon the head of navigation should have
created SO much commotion, and, but for
the simple reason that Collins seen fit to
pass some very uncomplimentary remarks
about u correspondent, his article which
appears in this issue would not otherwise
have been published. The TRIBUNE has
no desire to rob Fort Benton of any of the
glory attached to its individual resourse
and advantage, as the head Of navigation
on the Missouri river, and greatly dislikes
to disclose the patent fact that except du-
ing the period of higa water, steamboats,
to reach there are forced to slide over sand
bars. We fear that Collins over-reached
His m~ud-slinging %redounded, and has UNI
covered that which he endeavored to con-
ceal. There is often wisdom in silence,
which quality he has proved himself
wholly devoid of.